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Torcello Table

A circular table pairing a crossed steel base with glass, wood or marble tops.

Dimensions

1300 × 750 × 1300 mm

Year

2025

Materials
MetalTempered glassCanaletto walnut veneerAsh veneerOak veneerMarbleWood underpanelThermoplastic material
Finishes
Epoxy powder coatedBurnishedGlossy anthraciteMatt titanium 710Satin glass 2505Raw-wood effectNaturalStained walnut extraStained teakStained wengeStained ebonyStained brownPolished marbleMatt marble
Colors
White 100Cream 205Pearl beige 130Umbra grey 720Sage green 730Pearl mouse grey 740Brown grey 805Bronze 820Matt black 900Matt white 160Matt sand 610Matt brick 620Matt sage green 630Matt terracotta 625Matt forest green 635Calacatta goldWhite carraraNero marquinaEmperadorEmperador lightMarron damascoGrey stardustCalacatta rhinoPalaceOrobico greyTajmahal

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Description

Overview

Torcello is a 2025 table by Antonio Citterio. Flexform combines a circular top with a crossed steel structure that is described as sturdy while remaining visually light.

Construction

The epoxy powder-coated metal base has three named treatments plus fifteen numbered colours. Tops are available in satin tempered glass, wood veneer or marble; the Ø190 cm model excludes marble. All three diameters retain the same crossed-base geometry and dining height.

Specifications

Representative code 02D681 measures Ø130 × H75 cm and rests on adjustable thermoplastic feet.

Story

Geometry and balance

Flexform describes Torcello through clean lines, balanced proportions and geometric austerity. The crossing rods meet a circular lower ring, giving the base a clear graphic structure beneath the top.

Three readings of the top

Glass, wood and marble offer distinct surface specifications without changing the circular plan. The technical sheet separates those choices from the metal treatment schedule and records three diameters for the dining-height table.

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